Paul Rogers wrote:
Sometimes I see network driver messages during boot. That's why
/etc/sysconfig/rc.site was created. Try setting LOGLEVEL=4 there. The
default LOGLEVEL (5) is a little noisy.
Oooh, I didn't know about "dmesg -n"! I like it! 8-)
But, just personally, I don't like the idea of rc.site. If the user is
expected to know about it and how to use it, then 1) (s)he can just make
those changes in rc & functions, and 2) there's no reason to still have
them in rc & functions--one or the other, but not both. Personal
opinion, mind you. ;-)
The rc.site file is optional. By default everything is commented out.
You can just delete it if you want. It's a bit easier than individual
changes as everything is in one place, but it is just a convenience to
use or not use as you desire.
-- Bruce
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